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orangehero

Tea Cultivar Camellia Sinensis

12 years ago

Hello,

I was wondering if it's possible to purchase Camellia sinensis cuttings from an established tea producing cultivar? Also does anyone have a recommended source for fresh seeds?

This post was edited by orangehero on Tue, Dec 31, 13 at 20:09

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